Premiership: MCA too chicken to seek it from Umno

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Earlier today, MCA youth vice chairman Yoo Wei How Yoo says if PKR and DAP were really multi-racial, then Tian Chua should be their candidate for prime minister and Karpal Singh as deputy prime minister.

Looks like the said MCA youth leader is playing a racist game on PKR and DAP. First of all MCA itself is a racist party as the party is mean only for Chinese, while Umno is only for Malays and MIC is for the Indians. Umno for Malay unity, MCA going for Chinese unity and MIC with their Indian unity agenda. So, who is actually racist in the first place?

Instead of asking PKR or DAP to forward a non-Malay candidate for the premier and deputy premier's positions, why not MCA do the same by asking Umno president Datuk Najib Razak to step aside as prime minister in order to allow MCA president Dr Chua Soi Lek to assume the premiership? Oh ya, Dr Chua isn't an elected member of parliament, so you could ask MCA deputy president Datuk Liow Tiong Lai to assume the position of prime minister instead.

Only then, after Datuk Liow assumes the position of prime minister succeeding from Najid, we will believe that MCA walks the talk. The MCA youth vice-chairman Yoo, by asking PKR and DAP for the premier and deputy premiership showing that he is avoiding the same question to be thrown to Umno. Yoo was too chicken brave enough to seek the premiership for MCA from Umno but only dare to talk cheap by asking PKR and DAP to do it.

It also shows that MCA is overly too chicken to seek the two top positions from Umno as they knew it would be impossible given the fact that the Malay community is made up the majority race of this country. That is why they decided to make the foolish proposal outside instead of within the BN coalition.

By the way, MCA is already too coward to seek that or any other matter from Umno. They didn't even dare to step out of Umno's shadow. So don't talk cheap and making a fool of yourselves.

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